Chinese authorities are trying to cope with a flood of children orphaned by a massive earthquake in Sichuan Province while as many as 25,000 anxious refugees seek lost family members take refuge in the Jiuzhou Arena in the city of Mianyang, where lists have been posted on walls with names of earthquake survivors. It's a struggle for a new beginning as Chinese authorities try to cope with a flood of children displaced by the disaster. Over the weekend more than 140 Chinese teenagers with missing parents were moved to a university campus in the Sichuan provincial capital of Chengdu. For these teenagers here, Boai (pron: bor-aye) Middle School is their new home. They have been given food, clothes and shelter since being rescued from their collapsed school in Yingxiu town, which was badly battered when the 7.9 quake rocked the southwestern province of Sichuan on Monday (May 12). But experts and social workers warn that much more needs to be done to repair the deep psychological damage...