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% apa.cls template                     %
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% man = manuscript, closest to what ODU requires
\documentclass[man]{apa}

% jou = journal, (two columns, among other differences)
%\documentclass[jou]{apa}

% doc = document, the least formal, not suitable for my classes
%\documentclass[doc]{apa}

\title{title}
\author{Chris Spackman}
\affiliation{Ohio Dominican University}

%\abstract{This is a template for using the apa.cls}

%\acknowledgements{Thanks to all the wonderful folks who created and maintain \TeX and \LaTeX}

\shorttitle{the actual running head}
\rightheader{this is the ALL CAPS running head on the title page}
\leftheader{left header, used in journal style (I think)}

\begin{document}
\maketitle
Maketitle takes care of the title page, running head, page numbers, etc. Do not put a blank line between the command and this intro paragraph.

\section{Heading 1}
Remember not to put a blank line between the section and the first paragraph. Don't usually need this because \LaTeX will automagically put in the title (in heading 1 style) at the top of page two.

\subsection{Heading 3}
Subsection corresponds to heading level 3. If we really need a heading 2, check the apa.cls readme file.

\subsubsection{Heading 4}
Subsubsection is level 4. apa.cls~class does level 4 correctly, something that is not easy with regular word processors.

\subsection{Another Heading 3}
Yet another heading 3.

\subsection{Final Heading 3}
Final heading 3. Wow, we had a lot to talk about, didn't we?

%\bibliography{examplebib}

\end{document}
