time magazine article i was reading the article that was cited that was used for i was wondering where does it say that st john's is amongst the best catholic schools if you read the article it states that a half dozen schools besides notre dame are outstanding the half dozen are georgetown holy cross fordham st loius boston college and catholic university they listed other schools as a number of other catholic schools fall into the mass production or good small categories this is where st john's was listed i will correct the statement time also considered st john's as one of the best catholic universities in the nation since the statement is incorrect i read the article very carefully before adding the information the premise of the article is top catholic schools and while it does not explicitly say st john's university is one of the top catholic schools in the nation it implies that if there were a list st john's would be on it ' c that is using original research you're implying what the article is saying it doesn't say that at all i don't even believe it is implying that st john's is in the section of mass production or good small categories that is why for a number of schools afterwards they are giving the number of students that each of them have the title of the article is best catholic colleges it's hardly original research ' c i understand what you're saying do you mind if we take this to the st john's talk page and get a rd opinion where an outside individual makes an opinion on it sure that would be helpful ''' ''' c