IOS7 Calendar bug (Wrong Date)

While trying to put a specific shift on my work calendar, I found quite the annoying bug that I've been able to replicate.
Create an event that begins September 30 at 6pm and ends October 1 at 6am. Now go back to say, change the times to 6:30pm-6:30am. You'll notice when you click edit, that the edit page lists the start date at "Oct 1, 2013" and the end date as "October 1, 2013". If you click "Oct 1, 2013" it brings up the roll that has "Mon Sep 30" highlighted. If you scroll to "Sun Sep 29" the start date changes to "Sep 30, 3013".
Not fun.

Oh, NO! Another problem w/calendar!

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