December 3, 1993 - USA Today Founder Allen Neuharth Speaks at Indiana's DePauw University

Allen Neuharth, a self-made millionaire who built the nation's largest newspaper company and started the nation's most widely read newspaper, USA Today, says Marshall McLuhan was correct. "The world is a global village linked electronically by satellite. There are no more secrets anywhere in the world, and the more people see and hear and read of places, the more they want to know about them," said Neuharth as he presented the Timothy and Sharon Ubben Lecture in East College, Meharry Hall. The title of his speech was "USA Today, Media Challenges Tomorrow."