`   == 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. ' '    ::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. ' '    ::I understand what you're saying, do you mind if we take this to the St John's talk page and get a 3rd opinion? (where an outside individual makes an opinion on it)    :::Sure, that would be helpful. ' '  `