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Washington Post Reporter Allows Sources To Alter Story On Controversial Test

Washington Post Reporter Allows Sources To Alter Story
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In February, Daniel de Vise, a reporter for the Washington Post, arrived at the University of Texas at Austin campus to work on a story about a controversial standardized test sweeping the nation's colleges and universities. The test purports to determine how much students have learned in college, part of a movement to bring No Child Left Behind-style accountability testing to higher education.

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