Some education experts hail the change as a step forward from the ideological dark ages.
Though that's not the case, the season is, in fact, arriving early this year, on June 20, at 7 59 P.M. local time, and a number of events hail the change.
Menzies Campbell, a senior Liberal Democrat lawmaker, hailed the changes, saying they would end the "unbridled authoritarianism" of the former Labour government.
American farm worker organizations hailed the changes, but growers' groups said they would be costly and could be prohibitively cumbersome for many farmers, particularly smaller producers.
Paul Steely White, the executive director of Transportation Alternatives, a cycling and pedestrian advocacy group that has been sharply critical of the city's enforcement of traffic laws, hailed the changes as "a very significant step toward a safer, more humane city".
But even so, environmentalists hailed the changes as a watershed moment for reducing diesel emissions in the city and also around the country because of the influence New York City's huge fleet has on bus manufacturers.
Tim Geithner, America's treasury secretary, gamely hailed the changes as "very significant".In this section Law and disorder Precious relic Don't call me junk Time for a rethink Monte to climb The lore of ore Concrete gains ReprintsIn response Indian shares and the rupee have leapt.
Pauline Abernathy, vice president of the Institute for College Access & Success, hailed the changes to federal student aid in a statement sent to The Huffington Post.
Most child welfare advocates have hailed the changes, but some states that rely heavily on group homes fear that now they won't have enough money to pay for them.
The State Department hailed the "change of government".
