The Duodecimal Bulletin

Editor: Dr. Patricia Zirkel

Cover Title: Did the Egyptians Count in Dozens?

Contents:

• Minutes of Annual Meeting of 1987 (1197;)
  • Board of Directors Meeting
  • Annual Membership Meeting
    • President’s Report | Gene Zirkel
    • Treasurer’s Report | James Malone
    • Editor’s Report | Patricial Zirkel
    • Committee Reports
      • Finance Committee | Dr. Angelo Scordato
      • Constitution and Bylaws Committee | Gene Sirkel
      • Awards Committee | Dr. Angelo Scordato
      • Nominating Committee | Alice Berridge
    • New Business
  • Afternoon Presentations
    • Ellis Von Eschen | Divisibility Tests: decimal, terminal and recursive
    • Fred Newhall | Frequency in Music
    • Dr. Paul Rapoport | Dozenal Clock
  • Evening Banquet
• DSA Annual Award 1197; | Professor James Malone
• A Debate | Did the Egyptians Count in Dozens?
  • Duodecimals in Antiquity | David Singmaster
  • Origins of Dozenal Metrology | Gerard Brost
• Science Fiction Contest
• Videotape Available!
  • Introduction: A Dozenal Panda
  • Prof. James Malone, Nassau C.C. | Dozens and Dozens of Eggs
  • NBC TV Clip 3/26/1985 | Dozens and Dozens of Pencils
  • Fred Newhall, Smithtown NY | Use of an Accuracy Scale
  • Dudley George, Palo Alto CA | Dozens in Measurement
  • Walter Berkmann, Norwalk CT | Design and Use of a Dozenal Abacus
  • Prof. Gene Zirkel, Nassau C.C. | Use of Symbols
• Message from DSA Board Chair | Fred Newhall
• Dozenal Jottings
  • Bjarke Nielsen (Denmark)
  • Fred Newhall | talk at Willow Road Elementary School
  • Edith Andrews
  • Don Hammond (DSGB)
  • Jerry Brost
  • Gene Zirkel | I'm a Dozener | published in The Triad, League of Reason
    • reply from Matthew Weitendorf, League of Reason
  • Jamison Handy Jr. and Vera Sharp Handy
  • New Members
    • Vera Sharp Handy
    • Les Robbins
• Why Change?
• Counting in Dozens