THE MICHIGAN DAILY
International Center Counselor Tells of Interests
-Daily-Robert Kanner
NEW COUNSELOR-Arthur Milne, the new Associate Counselor
at the International Center, is an "eligible" bachelor who has
traveled extensively throughout the world. He graduated from
Ohio Wesleyan University where he majored in speech.
"Just say my aspirations to-
ward a law cafeer were misguid-
ed," he grinned.
Milne, who attended Wesleyan
University with William West,
Grad., the International Center's
former Associate Counselor, turned
down an offer to be an instructor
at the Air Force Academy to ac-
cept his position at the University.
He admitted that he has "defi-
nite plans" to improve the pro-
gram for the foreign students, but
is not ready to announce any-
thing yet.
Calls University Big
Calling the University "jolly
big," he said he realized that its
Flying Group
Se-ts Meeting
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.for Tontiht,
Michigan Flyers Inc. will hold a
membership meeting at 7:30 p.m.
today in Room 3-D of the Union.
The non-profit group is open to
all students, faculty, administpa-
tors and their families.
The group flies in rented planes
from Ann Arbor Municipal Air-
port and is open to beginners as
well as experienced fliers.
size enables it to attract "big
name" professors, but would ad-
vise students to attend a smaller
school for the first two years.
He is, not taking any courses
this semester, but plans to take
some language classes next term.
Already slightly acquainted with
Japanese, he would like to learn a
little Russian or Spanish for his
trip to Mexico City next summer.
Interested in drama and, the
theatre since high school, Milne
has played in-various types of pro-
duction from Shakespeare to Noel
Coward, including a "hitch" at
the Huron Playhouse on Lake
Erie. He would like to work with
the University speech department
in its playbill this year.
Lives in Ohio
The son of an "itinerant Metho-
dist minister," Milne has lived
throughout Ohio. His parents cur-
rently reside in Cincinnati, but he
lists Columbus as his birthplace.
An "eligible" bachelor by his
own admission, he has very defit-
nite opinions on women. He likes
girls who are sensible about make-
up, "which means they wear al-
most none," but thinks American
women neglect their eyes because
they "are too busy gobbing the
red on their lips."
"I also don't like Bermuda
shorts on girls, because it looks
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