Looking at the bylines, they appear to mostly be older adults, including professors of journalism. That, of course, makes it worse.

These folks should know that Don Lemon, of all people, does not have more insight into the media than, say, the editor in chief of Editor & Publisher does.

The bell is rung a final 14 times for this year's ceremony.

Family members of the people murdered in the attack leave white roses atop the memorial in the Peace Garden.

The crowd listens to professors reminiscing about the five alumni.

The crowd has grown to about 60 people now.

CSUSB President Tomás Morales: "Thank you, family members, for allowing us to grieve with you."

Dean talks about the number of mass shootings since 2015, including the shootings over the last few days.

"We must turn down the volume, no matter how hard it may be."

Dean: "Let us commit to keeping their legacy alive."

Dean: "On this day of remberance, let's take a moment to remember these extraordinary individuals."

Dean: "It has been 10 years since that horrific event. But for many, it is as if it was yesterday."

The bell is rung 14 times, one for each victim. The bell will be silent for the next 12 months.

There are fewer people here than at the earlier memorial at the Curtain of Courage -- maybe about three dozen at the moment.

Correcting the (I hope obvious) typo: CSUSB's Peace Garden has featured a bell since 2016.

The ceremony over, folks are headed out, gray-faced or wiping away tears.