LDS scholars mourn the death of a ‘generous’ groundbreaking sociologist who guided generations of Mormon academics

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Armand Mauss speaks at a Claremont Graduate University conference in 2013.

(Photo courtesy of Ed Mauss) Armand Mauss speaks at a Claremont Graduate University conference in 2013.

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