TEXT: Inside Degrassi, at Terri's locker Terri: Maybe I should bring haggis for International Day. Hazel: Isn't that made from stomach or liver or something even grosser? Terri: Yeah, but it's my Scottish heritage. Paige: Terri you are under arrest for wearing last year's jeans. Fashion crime! (Paige gives her a fashion ticket.) Hazel: Well I know someone who could use a ticket herself. Paige: Me? A fashion criminal? Hazel: Yeah for starting the school year with a mullet, but you guys want a real fashion crime? (Fareeza walks by wearing a hijab.) Terri: Do you think they're maybe bald under there? Ashley: Do you think maybe you're just a bit ignorant?! Hazel: You're under arrest. Crime: terrorist-chic. Fareeza: Very funny Hazel. (Hazel stands in front of Fareeza until she takes the fashion ticket. Fareeza crumples up the paper and throws it on the ground.) Paige: Woah. Okay Haz, when I'm offended you know you've really gone too far. Hazel: Well dressed like that what do you expect, right? In Media Immersion, Spinner and Jimmy are playing hacky sack Mr. Simpson: (Grabs the hacky sack away from them) Woah. Thank you, it's not even my birthday. Spinner: Yeah. Sir, can I have that...? Later. Mr. Simpson: First up a reminder that tomorrow is Grade 9 International Day. So I expect to be dazzled by each and every one of your displays. Spinner: What if you don't have a culture? Mr. Simpson: Gavin we've been through this. Everyone has a culture so bring food, dress up, do a play. Hazel: And what if we do nothing? Mr. Simpson: Nothing? Thought you would have been into this Hazel, but if not...class participation is 10% of your mark. Okay attendance. (He starts taking attendance.) Paige: Haven't you started yet? Oh well if you haven't, maybe I could help
SUMMARY:
Hazel is the prime suspect when a Muslim girl she taunts is discriminated against on International Day, which forces her to come to terms with her own insecurities. Liberty and J.T. switch sewing projects in home economics to avoid embarrassment.