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March 22, 2001 Sooo big, sooo sign up Parents rejoice! The bigger, better Penn Children’s Center has moved to its new location, which means more space for more kids like (left to right) Daniel Matthew and Ben Waldman, pictured here reading with teacher Beth Gillard. The new child care facility, located in the Left Bank Commons at 31st and Chestnut, accommodates about 106 children — a 27 percent increase over the enrollment at PCC’s former location on Spruce Street. Penn affiliates qualify for reduced rates, and certain employees are eligible for additional subsidies. The Center is now accepting applications; visit www.upenn.edu/bus-svcs/childctr for more information. Photo by Daniel R. Burke