In the Calendar, what happened to the day's list of events?

In the calendar in iOS7, tap on the day and I don't get a list, but a timeline that was already available by turning my iPhone to landscape view.
When I tap the day, I want a list of what's scheduled for the day, not a redundant timeline function. This is especially true if the chosen day isn't "today."
If trying to schedule something, I can see where it might be advantageous to 'see' an opening in the day, but when reviewing the events for the day, it's not helpful at all; in fact it's aggravating.
I could touch the magnifying glass and fill the screen with every entry for the forseeable future (or past). That's great if you're searching for an entry, but not if you only want to review one day's schedule.
How can I get my list for one day back? Am I missing a setting/choice somewhere?
Hey development guys! If it's not there already, can we make it a user-defined display option? Or a hybrid of a scrollable two-hour window with the red line showing the time, followed by a list of the day? Something, but I want my daily list back somehow...
Thanks,
Joe S.

it seems with the new implementation of 'stacks' the feature you mention is gone. which is sad, but i bet we'll see it added back in a future update, cause that's a bad change

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