Time Flies
By Daniel Reinish | April 3, 2006"Time flies when you're having fun" -- or when you set your clocks an hour ahead in the middle of the night. Since around the time of World War I, Americans have been observing the federal mandate known as Daylight Saving Time. The practice requires most of America to make the adjustment and consequently lose one hour before daybreak on the first Sunday of every April. Although this happens each spring, students said it is possible to forget. First-year College student Jeri Maynard said she always finds herself asking, "Where did that hour go?" She said she really only pays attention to the end of Daylight Saving Time, when the lost hour comes back in the fall. Although the sun rose an hour later Sunday morning, not all who forgot the change were left in the dark. "I'm actually a little oblivious," first-year Architecture student Ryan Wall said.
