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The Dozenal Society of America
The DSA is a voluntary, nonprofit education corporation, organized for the conduct of research and education of the public in the use of dozenal (also called duodecimal or base-twelve) in calculations, mathematics, weights and measures, and other branches of pure and applied science.

The Duodecimal Bulletin

◀️ Issue: Whole Number 6Az (82d) | Vol. 35z (41d) No. 1 | Year 11A0z (1992d) ▶️



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Editor: Dr. Patricia Zirkel

Cover Title: Jens Ulff-Mollor from Copenhagen addresses DSA members at NCC

Contents:

  • Minutes of Annual Meeting | Alice Herridge
    • Board of Directors Meeting
    • Annual Membership Meeting
      • President’s Report | Fred Newhall
      • Treasurer’s Report | Anthony Catania
      • Editor’s Report | Dr. Patricia Zirkel
      • Committee Reports
        • Annual Meeting Committee | Dr. Barbran Smith
        • Awards Committee | Gene Zirkel
        • Nominating Committee
    • Featured Speaker: Jay Schiffman | alternate solution to Charles Ashbacher’s “Base Twelve Crossnumber Puzzle”
  • Available from the Society
  • A Dozen Decades: Long Hundreds and Historical Methods | Jens Ulff-Moller, PhD candidate Univ. Copenhagen
    • Report on Lecture | Alice Berridge & Gene Zirkel
  • Re: The Duodecimal Bulletin (ISSN 0046-0826) | R.E. McPherson
  • How I Found the Oldest Book on Dozens | Fred Newhall
  • A Note on Superprimes | Jay L. Schiffman
  • A Base Puzzle Solution | Jean Kelly
  • DSA Seal Puzzle #1
  • Dozenal Jottings | From Members and Friends
    • Donald Hammond (DSGB) | thanks for Ralph Beard Memorial Award
    • Dudley George
    • Paul Schumacher
    • Michael Burke (NZ)
    • New Members: Kelly Gene Willis, Mary Jane Newhall, Dr. Underwood Dudley
    • Palindromes | Sean Ferguson
  • Palindromes | Sean Ferguson
  • Did Japan Come Back? Some Further News
  • Dek the Halls | Jean Kelly
  • Why Change?
  • Counting in Dozens