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The document summarizes meetings held with students participating in the EUmIND 2013 program. It notes that an initial meeting was held on July 8th where students introduced themselves and received questions and deadlines. A subsequent July 27th meeting found students had taken photographs on vandalism. A training workshop was then held on uploading the e-journal, attended by the Group Head. On August 15th, an introductory presentation was published to the Eumind website.
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