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Lucas donates $175M to his alma mater USC
Deseret News (Salt Lake City), Sep 21, 2006
"Star Wars" creator George Lucas, who honed his skills as a young film student at the University of Southern California, is giving a little something back to his alma mater -- $175 million.
The gift from the Lucasfilm Foundation is the largest in the school's history, USC officials announced Tuesday. His donation topped the previous school record of $120 million, made in 1993 by Walter Annenberg.
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Lucas, 62, graduated from USC in 1966.
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