ATHG's recent discussion of black DUIs prompts me to summarize an article in my campus newspaper (Miami University Report, 26 Feb. 98, p. 6) concerning the research of Miami's Reginald Fennell at eight historically black colleges. "Sixteen percent of students at historically black colleges had five or more drinks at one sitting (definition of binge drinking) in the previous 30 days. In the CDS [Centers for Disease Control] survey, 39.5 percent of white students reported binge drinking." The article added that "Fennell's findings are similar to racial differences found by the CDS in its recent National College Health Risk Behavior Survey (NCHRBS) of 7,442 students."