\NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e}
\ProvidesClass{cv}[1999/10/12
                     class file ``cv'' to create Curriculum Vitae]
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%% (c) Copyright 1999, Alan Cibils, acibils@american.edu. All rights
%% reserved.
%%
%% This file is based on vita.cls by  Andrej Brodnik,
%% ABrodnik@UWaterloo.CA. 
%%
%% In vita.cls, Andrej specifically states:
%%
%% " This is a generated file. Permission is granted to to customize the 
%% declarations in this file to serve the needs of your installation. 
%% However, no permission is granted to distribute a modified version of 
%% this file under its original name. "
%%
%% Since I have modified vita.cls substantially, and to respect Andrej's
%% request, I have renamed the class file to cv.cls. However, anyone
%% familiar with vita.cls will see my obvious debt to the author of that file.
%%
%% This file was created mainly with economists in mind (see cvEconomics.clo
%% for the options available), however, it should be easily customizable for
%% use in any other profession.
%%
%% Like Andrej, I grant permission to customize declarations in this file to 
%% to suit your needs or those of your institution. However, I request that 
%% that you not circulate modified versions of this file with the same name.
%%
%%
%%---

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%
%    - based on vita.cls by Andrej Brodnik, ABrodnik@UWaterloo.CA. 
%    - 1999/10/12: the first version
%
% User documentation: This class file only provides basic definitions
% =================== of environments, which are then used in class
% option files to instantiate entries for different disciplines. Thus,
% create your document as follows:
%
%    \documentclass[<discipline>]{vita}
%    \begin{document}
%      \name{Your Name}
%      \businessAddress{First line \\ second line of bussines address}
%      \homeAddress{Again \\ multiline address \\ perhaps with phone number}
%    \begin{vita}
%      % here comes a real Curriculum Vitae for particular <discipline>
%      % see the .clo file for your discipline for the different categories
%      % and subcategories
%    \end{vita}
%    \end{document}
%
% where it is assumed that file ``cv<discipline>.clo'' exists and defines
% proper categories used in given discipline. For detail explanation on
% categories in different disciplines see individual ``.clo'' files.
%
% The output will have format:
%
%   o on the first page will appear a title ``Curriculum Vitae'' (to
%     change it, see below under notes -- internationalization)
%   o below will be the date in month, year format
%   o below will be your name
%   o below will be your address or addresses. If you enter one
%     address (buisness or home) it will be centered. If you enter both 
%     they will be side by side, headed by the strings ``Business address'' 
%     and ``Home address'' respecitvely (to change these strings see 
%     below in notes).
%   o then will follow the rest of CV as defined by ``<discipline>.clo''
%     file.
%   o the header of each but first page will include your name and the
%     page number.
%   o on the last page in the bottom right you will have the current
%     date, that is month and year (to change this, see below under
%     notes).
%
%------
%
% NOTES: If you are making a CV for some other language, you have to
% ====== redefine:
%   - title:
%       o use command:   ``\title{<new title>}''
%       o default value: ``Curriculum Vitae''
%   - date:   
%       o use command:   ``\today{<date>})''
%       o default value: ``<current month>, <current year>'' (in English)
%   - addresses headers:
%       o use command:   ``\HeaderBusiness{<new header>}''
%                        ``\HeaderHome{<new header>}''
%       o default value: ``Business address''
%                        ``Home address''
%
%------
%
% System documentation: class ``cv'' is based on the class
% ===================== ``article''. It changes the title into
% <default value> (see notes) and the name becomes an
% author. Individual categories, publications and references are
% implemented using ``description'' environment. 
%
%----------------------------------------

%%%%
%
% Process options and load class article:
%---
\let\@optionsToInput=\@empty
\DeclareOption*{
  \IfFileExists{cv\CurrentOption.clo}%
    {\edef\@optionToInput{cv\CurrentOption.clo}}%
    {\PassOptionsToClass{\CurrentOption}{article}}
}
\ProcessOptions
\LoadClass{article}

%%%%
%
% First all definitions:
%---
\title{Curriculum Vitae}
\renewcommand{\today}{
  \ifcase\month\or
    January\or February\or March\or April\or May\or June\or
    July\or August\or September\or October\or November\or December\fi,
  \space\number\year}
\newcommand\HeaderBusiness[1]{\def\@businessAddressHeader{#1}}
  \HeaderBusiness{Business Address}
\newcommand\HeaderHome[1]{\def\@homeAddressHeader{#1}}
  \HeaderHome{Home Address}

%%%%
%
% Next, header definitions:
%---
\date{\relax}
\newcommand{\name}[1]{
  \renewcommand{\@author}{#1} \markright{\protect\small\@author}
}
\newcommand{\businessAddress}[1]{\def\@businessAddress{#1}}
  \businessAddress{}
\newcommand{\homeAddress}[1]{\def\@homeAddress{#1}}
  \homeAddress{}

%%%%
%
% \maketitle command, which prints out the title and the name of person
%---
\renewcommand{\maketitle}{\newpage
  \global\@topnum\z@   % Prevents figures from going at top of page.
  \begin{center}
    {\LARGE \@title}

    \medskip						
     							
    {\normalsize \today}				
 
     \bigskip
     
     \medskip

    {\large \@author}
    
  \end{center}

  %\medskip

  \thispagestyle{plain}

  \gdef\@author{}\gdef\@title{}
}

%%%%
%
% ``vita'' environment:
%---
\pagestyle{empty}
\newenvironment{vita}{
     % first page is empty style though the following pages have on the
     % right side written the name from the \name command
  \ifx\@author\@empty\@warning{Missing name command}\fi
     % next we start to layout information. First the title and the
     % name,

  \maketitle
     % followed by one or both addresses, as provided:

  \ifx\@homeAddress\@empty				
  	\begin{center}
  	\@businessAddress				
  	\end{center}					
  								
    \else						
    \ifx\@businessAddress\@empty			
    	\begin{center}					
	\@homeAddress					
    	\end{center}					
    \else						
  
    \begin{tabular*}{\textwidth}{@{\extracolsep{\fill}}ll@{}}
    \begin{tabular}[t]{@{}l@{}}
    {\small \@businessAddressHeader:}
     \\ \@businessAddress
     \end{tabular}
  &
     \begin{tabular}[t]{@{}l@{}}
    {\small \@homeAddressHeader:}
     \\ \@homeAddress
     \end{tabular}
    \end{tabular*}

   \fi							
 \fi							

  \bigskip

  \thispagestyle{empty}
}{   % quite at the bottom of last page we have a date
  \par\nopagebreak\vfill\hfill \today
}%end vita environment

%%%%
%
% Curriculum vitae consists of categories which we create using
% command:
%
%      \newcategory[The name]{The label}
%
% where <The name> is written in bold character as a normalsize title of
% category. It appears at the left margin of a page. If <The name>
% parameter is missing, it takes the same value as <The label>, which,
% in turn is used to refer to individual category. For example
% commands:
%
%      \newcategory{Name of category}
%      \newcategory[Name of category]{Name of category}
%
% have the same result. Now, to use category:
%
%      \newcategory[Some category]{some other name}
%
% the input has form:
%
% \begin{some other name}
%   \item The first item
%   \item The second one etc.
% \end{some other name}
%
% and the category will have on the output title ``Some category''.
% Entries in each category are preceded by \item.
%
%-----
% NOTE: One can use as the names of categories strings in
% ===== different languages, but the labels can be the same in
% the same language, which is useful if you have a single CV and you
% want outputs in different languages.
%---

%
% The following command reduces the indentation of the nested descriptions.
%
\setlength{\leftmargini}{0.5em}


\def\@newCategory[#1]#2{%
  \newenvironment{#2}{\bigskip\pagebreak[2]\par
    \textbf{\normalsize #1}\nopagebreak
    \begin{description}}{\end{description}\par}
}
\def\@noNameCategory#1{\@newCategory[#1]{#1}}
\def\newcategory{\@ifnextchar[{\@newCategory}{\@noNameCategory}}

%%%%
%
% Inside categories we have different ``kinds'' (such as different
% publications), which we create using command \newkind. It has the
% same parameters as \newcategory and all comments at command
% newcategory are also valid here.
%---
\def\@newKind[#1]#2{%
  \newenvironment{#2}{
    \pagebreak[2]
    \item \textbf{\small #1}\nopagebreak
      \begin{description}
  }{  \end{description}\par }
}
\def\@noNameKind#1{\@newKind[#1]{#1}}
\def\newkind{\@ifnextchar[{\@newKind}{\@noNameKind}}

%%%%
%
% There is a special category ``plaincategory'' which entries are
% simply listed without any indentation, and in particular, multiple
% references are separated by \and command. It can be used for
% references.
%---
\def\@newPlainCategory[#1]#2{%
  \newenvironment{#2}{
    \medskip\pagebreak[2]\par
    \textbf{\normalsize #1}\nopagebreak
    \renewcommand{\and}{
             \end{tabular}
      \item[]\begin{tabular}[t]{l}
    }
    \begin{description}
    \item[] \begin{tabular}[t]{l}
  }{        \end{tabular}
    \end{description}\par
  }
}
\def\@noNamePlainCategory#1{\@newPlainCategory[#1]{#1}}
\def\newplaincategory{\@ifnextchar[{\@newPlainCategory}{\@noNamePlainCategory}}

%%%%
%
% Finally, formatting parameters and the possible option to input:
%---
\pagestyle{myheadings}
\parindent 0pt
\nofiles

\ifx\@optionToInput\@empty\relax
\else \input \@optionToInput
\fi