A、They are from the same town. B、They both work on the school magazine. C、They are in the same class. D、They are both teaching a

W: Hello?
M: Hi, Sue. It’s Bill Parker from your calculus class.
W: Oh sure. How are you?
M: Fine, thanks. Listen, I’m working on our assignment and I can’t seem to figure out the last problem and, uh... the teaching assistant’s out of town, so I was wondering if you could help me.
W: Well, I did the last one, but I’m not sure it’s right.
M: At least you finally figured it out—I didn’t get past the first three steps. Would you like to have coffee with me? We could go over all of the problems.
W: That’s a good idea—I need help with number five. I’m completely lost on that one.
M: Are you free now?
W: I have swimming practice in a few minutes and then I have to study for a biology exam—but I could meet you right after dinner.
M: Uh, that’s bad for me—I have a meeting for The Signal.
W: The what?
M: The Signal—you know, the campus literary magazine. It comes out once a month.
W: Oh, sorry—I just transferred here this year.
M: I’ll give you a copy. In fact, I’ll bring it when we meet... So, anyway, what about tomorrow... After lunch, maybe?
W: Great. See you around one.
9. How do the speakers know each other?
10. What can be inferred about the campus literary magazine?
11. What is Bill going to do after dinner?