It’s time to fall back again! Daylight saving time ends Sunday morning at 2AM. Remember to turn your clocks back an hour before you go to sleep tonight.
Why should you care? Well, you get to sleep an extra hour! Also, you probably don’t want to show up an hour early for any obligations you have Sunday, or for that first class of the day Monday morning.
Is your clock right? Check the Official U.S. Time to be sure.
Would you like to learn more about the history of daylight saving time and the controvery that surrounds it? Check out Spring Forward: the annual madness of daylight saving. We have a copy available on the 3rd floor: HN49.D3 D69 2005
If you just want general information about daylight saving time, why not check the encyclopedia? You can access many encyclopedias, including Encyclopædia Britannica, online through GALILEO. Simply click on GALILEO > Resources by Type > Encyclopedias.
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