Review of fall men's fashion showings in Milan; photos (M)

Review/Fashion; On the Runway, A Military Buildup

CAR companies establish divisions to cultivate specific images for certain products, and Ford's Think Division is no exception. In this case, though, the message is not luxury, utility or performance, but environmental friendliness.   Unlike any other division of an American automaker, Think is wholly devoted to producing environmentally sustainable cars powered by batteries or hydrogen fuel cells.    ''Every new company needs a vision,'' said Nick Palmer, global brand manager for the Think Group. ''We want to be known for producing zero curbside emissions.''  

Ford Puts All Its Green Eggs Into a Single Basket

A Night Out With profile of Jamie and Jared Harris, actor sons of Irish actor Richard Harris, as they dine and joke around in East Village restaurant with their mother, Elizabeth Harris; photos; Jared stars in play More Lies About Jerzy at Vineyard Theater (M)

A NIGHT OUT WITH: Jared, Jamie and Elizabeth Harris; Mum's the Last Word for Two Harris Boys

MY first encounter with the Corbin Sparrow, a half-pint electric car as rare as a Cape May warbler and just as hard to spot, came while visiting friends in Menlo Park, Calif., last summer.    ''What's that cute little yellow car in your driveway?'' I asked.  

BEHIND THE WHEEL/Corbin Sparrow; Electric Flight of Fancy For the Empty Nester

George Bush, 41st president of United States, watches his son, George W, being sworn in as 43d president; elder Bush, 76, and younger one, 54, have father-son act unrivaled in American politics since John Adams and John Quincy Adams, more than 150 years ago; Bushes' father-son drama could easily have turned out another way, considering new president's irresolute youth, which he has acknowledged many times; photo of Bush family on reviewing stand durng inauguration (M)

Proud Father and Son Bask in History's Glow

Alan Webb, 18, becomes first high school competitor to run sub-four-minute mile indoors and first to do so anywhere since 1967, New Balance Track and Field Games; photo (M)

Webb, High School Senior, Runs Sub-Four-Minute Mile

Article on Sally Gross, modern-dance choreographer, performer and dance teacher at studio in Manhattan's West Village, where some of her students have been attending class since early 1960's; Gross and students comment on their longterm relationships; photos (L)

From a Weekly Routine, A Rare Sense of Kinship; True, they meet mostly to dance. But over the years they've become much more: a consciously chosen family, carved from a city of strangers.

Architectural League of New York exhibit highlights six new buildings of significant merit (M)

POSTINGS: Architectural League Exhibition; New Buildings Of Merit

New York Giants players Howard Cross, Sam Garnes, Greg Comella and Tiki Barber discuss their season and outlook for Super Bowl, panel discussion at New York Times; photos (M)

With a New Offense And Lots of Attitude, Giants Learn to Soar

Developers Jason D Carter and Julia Vance Carter complete renovation of last of seven buildings they own in SoHo; this last building contains eight new condo lofts; photo (M)

POSTINGS: A Wooster Street Tale of an Effigy and Forbidden Flamingos; 8 New Condo Lofts in SoHo

R W Apple Jr analysis concludes that George W Bush's swearing-in as president will help dispel challenges to his legitimacy; says nation's old rituals will begin to dissolve lingering clouds of bitter election battle; says although thousands of doubtful and disenchanted are on streets of Washington in angry protest, debate is likely to grow softer as nation grows accustomed to pictures of Bush speaking from Oval Office, boarding Air Force One, accompanied everywhere he goes by strains of 'Ruffles and Flourishes' and 'Hail to the Chief'; says in television age, these images confer mantle of authority and legitimacy on leader; photo (M)

Tradition and Legitimacy

Shaila K Dewan Coping column on Lebanon-born Raouf Abdel-Kader, 56, who, until recently did not know he was born on January 17, 1945; comments on other people, many refugees of war or strife whose records have been lost, who also do not known when they were born; drawing (M)

At 56, a New Capricorn Blows Out a Candle

Noticed column on art of 'voluntary simplicity,' scaled-back style that actually requires lots of money to achieve; photos (M)

Living the Edited Life: The Materialism of Scaling Back

Michelle Kwan and Timothy Goebel win national figure skating championships; Sarah Hughes and Todd Eldredge place second and Angela Nikodinov third; photos (M)

Kwan and Goebel Surmount Stumbles

 Healing Urged in Philippines  Carried to power on a wave of popular revulsion at the corruption of her predecessor, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo began her term as the president of the Philippines with a call for national healing to overcome the tumult that forced out Joseph Estrada and divided the country.   PAGE 4

INSIDE

Return of Bush family, and Texas, to Washington brings return of 1980's fashions; photos of inaugural party-goers (M)

Dressing Up, From Avant-Garde to Rear Guard

Pres Clinton, forced to cut deal with prosecutors to avoid chance of indictment once he returned to ordinary citizenship, ends his eight years with 11th-hour admission of what everyone had long concluded: that he had testified falsely early on in sexual harassment lawsuit, leading to impeachment trial; photo (L)

The Nation: Closing the Book; Changing the Story On the Last Page

Lincoln Center's Next Big Production: Itself

George W Bush is sworn in as 43d president of United States; delivers Inaugural Address that seeks to unify nation after one of most disputed elections in its history; asks Americans to match 'commitment to principle with a concern for civility'; speaks of unity and duty and responsibility, and calls on Americans to be 'citizens, not spectators'; among those on platform outside United States Capitol, in addition to Bush, are his wife, Laura, his father, former Pres George Bush, man he succeeds, Pres Bill Clinton, and man he ran against, Vice Pres Al Gore; oath of office is administered by Chief Justice William H Rehnquist, who had voted with bare majority of Supreme Court in Bush v Gore, case that effectively ended Gore's legal contest of returns from polls in Florida; photo (M)

BUSH, TAKING OFFICE, CALLS FOR CIVILITY, COMPASSION AND 'NATION OF CHARACTER'

 BUSH'S AGENDA -- Facing a growing list of problems, President Bush started fast, acting to delay or block some of the Clinton administration's final initiatives.   PAGE 13

THE INAUGURATION

Richard L Berke comments on outlook for Pres George W Bush and his team, noting that Bush campaigned not as 'smartest guy' but as 'Mr Congeniality,' able to 'leap partisan divisions in one affable bound' and work his will through pure charm; says he expects several key relationships will not only define new administration and new Congress, but will determine whether they succeed; some key players noted; photo (L)

The Nation: Howdy, Pardner; A New Dance Begins. Watch Your Toes.

Revival of office market in Newark encourages investors to make acquisitions for renovation; tenants rent refurbished space in city's downtown core; photos; map (M)

Signs of an Office Revival in Newark

Second edition of New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians will be published by Grove's Dictionaries on Jan 30; 29-volume dictionary has 29,500 articles, 6,000 contributors, 25 million words and costs $4,850; history of George Grove's dictionary dating to 1878 detailed; drawing (M)

Words on Music, 25 Million of Them

Political debate over abortion in United States remains, essentially, frozen in time, for most of 28 years since Supreme Court handed down Roe v. Wade; in first great ideological clash of Bush administration, abortion opponents are fighting to get one of their own, John Ashcroft, into Atty Gen's job, while abortion rights supporters are just as adamant about defeating his nomination; photo of cluster of human cells, soon after egg if fertilized by sperm (M)

The Nation; The Abortion Debate, Stuck in Time

Interview with New York Giants general manager Ernie Accorsi on his career in football; photo (M)

For Accorsi, A Joy Ride Of Reward And Risk

Baek Jong-bum is a South Korean professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for K League 1 club FC Seoul. Born in Daejeon, he attended Osan Middle and High School, where he underwent training through FC Seoul's development system. Baek signed with the club in 2018 and made his debut professional appearance in the 2022 K League 1 season.

January 21, 2001

Headlines from January 21, 2001

Review/Fashion; On the Runway, A Military Buildup

Ford Puts All Its Green Eggs Into a Single Basket

A NIGHT OUT WITH: Jared, Jamie and Elizabeth Harris; Mum's the Last Word for Two Harris Boys

BEHIND THE WHEEL/Corbin Sparrow; Electric Flight of Fancy For the Empty Nester

Proud Father and Son Bask in History's Glow

Billboard 200

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Hotshot

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Tha Last Meal

Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water

Notable Births

Historical Context for January 21, 2001