THE WELDON TIMES

I’m tired. Physically, emotionally, socially – tired. Tired is an understatement; I’m certifiably exhausted. At Schulich, I’ve developed an interesting quirk when it comes to stress: I don’t sleep. Other people can turn off their minds, and savour those coveted six to eight hours of unadulterated relaxation, while I lie in my bed, watching the clock as the seconds tick to minutes and minutes to hours.

For every particle, there exists a corresponding, mirrored antiparticle with the opposite quality and charge. Similarly, justice and injustice are binary moral notions: being “morally correct” implies a lack of moral culpability.

Adam offers poetry about the topic law students know and love, stare decisis.

Venture with Zindzi on a trip down poetry lane. A warm and moving piece on the pleasure to be taken in journeys.

Zindzi Azubuike offers her wonderful poetry to commemorate Black History Month. "Shades" was originally published Winter 2024.