Glee Club

Hide your kids, hide your wives. There's an asteroid/comet/meter coming to Lima, according to Brittany. And we know how reliable she is. So, just in case the world comes to an end, Mr. Schu tells the glee club kids they need to say everything they need to say to the people they love. And so, we have this week's lesson: Last Chance. Meanwhile, Ryder is infatuated with a girl he "met" online. Manti Te'o, anyone? Except Ryder thinks he's found Katie, so he serenades her with Elton John.

In Baltimore City Half-price admission at Baltimore Zoo this month and next Admission to the Baltimore Zoo in Druid Hill Park will be half-price this month and next. Discounted admission will be $4.75 for adults and $2.75 for children and seniors through Feb. 29. Children younger than age 2 are admitted free. The Baltimore Zoo, off Exit 7 of the Jones Falls Expressway, is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Zoo officials say many of their animals, including snow leopards, arctic foxes, Siberian tigers and polar bears, are more active during winter months.

This season, the Naval Academy's Distinguished Artists Series will present a series of programs highlighting the symphonic repertoire, ballet, opera and choral music.The 1995-1996 slate of performances opens Nov. 9 with the Central Ballet of China. The Russian-trained classical ballet company will perform Act III from Minkus' "Don Quixote" as choreographed by the late Rudolph Nureyev, "New Year's Sacrifice," a piece set to music composed by China's Liu Tingyu, and other shorter works.The National Company of the New York City Opera returns to Alumni Hall Jan. 23 to perform Verdi's immortal "La Traviata."

U.S. Naval Academy Commissioning Week Activities2 12 p.m.-5 p.m.: Ship Visits, Farragut Sea WallSunday, May 2210 a.m.-10:45 a.m.: USNA Band Concert, Capel Walk Bandstand12 p.m.-5 p.m.: Ship Visits, Farragut Sea Wall2:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m.: Blue Angels Rehearsal, Severn River3:30 p.m.: Sailing Awards Ceremony, Robert Crown Sailing Center4 p.m.: Gospel Choir Concert, Mitscher Auditorium9- 8:30 p.m.: Glee Club Concert, Alumni HallMonday, May 2312:20 p.m.: Naval...

In case you couldn't tell by the title, this episode is about dreams - Finn's dream of becoming a teacher (yes, that Finn); Rachel landing a role on Broadway; and Marley becoming a singer-songwriter, much like Taylor Swift, but not nearly as annoying. So we start with Finn in college, at Miami University to be exact. And then we experience not one, but three Harlem shakes. It never gets old! So Finn's loving the college life and finds Puck, who isn't actually enrolled in classes, but he's just there anyway.

George R. Woodhead, a retired Goucher College music professor who also taught at several other educational institutions, died Friday of complications from coronary bypass surgery. He was 73.Mr. Woodhead taught voice and organ and conducted the glee club at Goucher College from 1962 to 1983. He also taught at Peabody Preparatory School, Essex Community College, Johns Hopkins University and St. Mary's Seminary.Over the years, he had been a conductor for the Peabody Preparatory Chorus, Peabody Institute's madrigal group and chorus, the Johns Hopkins Glee Club, the Bach Society of Baltimore and the Baltimore Lutheran Chorale.

Name: Blanche Ford BowlsbeyHonored by The Carroll County Sun for: Being inducted into the Maryland Hall of Fame by the Maryland MusicEducators Association for lifetime achievement and contributions to music educationAge: 85Residence; hometown: Finksburg; Elkton, Cecil CountyEducation: Bachelor of arts in French and history, Western MarylandCollege, 1927; master's in education, WMC, 1966Family: Son: Leonard S. Bowlsbey Jr., 62, of FinksburgPlace of worship:...

Services for John T. Hebron, a retired Baltimore insurance salesman who was an active member of Union Baptist Church and its custodian for more than 60 years, will be held at noon today at the church, 1219 Druid Hill Ave.Mr. Hebron, 98, died Friday at Liberty Medical Center after a long illness. He had lived in West Baltimore.He retired about five years ago as Union Baptist's custodian. He had been a member of the church's trustees, Day Care Center board, Senior Choir and Men's Glee Club.

One of this area's most prestigious concert series begins tonight at Alumni Hall as the U.S. Naval Academy's Distinguished Artist Series begins its 1993-1994 season with a performance by the young American violinist Robert McDuffie.Mr. McDuffie has performed as soloist with such ensembles as the Chicago Symphony, the Philadelphia Orchestra and the Orchestra Teatro La Scala. His recording of Leonard Bernstein's "Serenade" and William Schuman's Violin Concerto was nominated for a Grammy Award in 1990 and remains one of the most engaging recordings of American music to have been issued in recent years.

Joseph P. Piechocki, a retired Baltimore deputy fire chief, died Wednesday of heart failure at the Franklin Woods Center in Baltimore County. He was 89 and lived in Parkville. Born in Baltimore and raised in Fells Point, he attended Holy Rosary Parochial School. He joined the Fire Department in 1938 and served in Water Tower Company No. 1 at Gay and Baltimore streets. He was promoted to captain in 1952. He retired in 1979 as a deputy chief. He was a member of the Essex Moose and the Notre Dame Council of the Knights of Columbus in Homeland.