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The CSU Faculty Handbook provides that " if a nontenured faculty member violates the terms and conditions of his contract , his employment may be terminated before the end of his contract year with corresponding loss of salary . I think this is seriously important , and I will come to it at the end of my comments . H ope for an end to the violence was restored when the two sides signed peace accords in January . It is now up to your Committee to resolve the outstanding legal and technical issues that still remain so as to enable the Organization to move forward and adopt , at the appropriate time , the convention you have been preparing over the recent years in order to put an end to the situation of the legal uncertainty which surrounds the removal of hazardous wrecks for too long . For example , the expressive violence and activity in paintings by de Kooning or Pollock marked the opposite end of the pole from the simple , quiescent images of Mark Rothko . That does n't mean an end to debate ; Dems have historically been a diverse hodge-podge , at various times a blessing and a curse . At the end of the stated period , the continuation of each Special Committee shall be decided upon by the Board of Trustees . Torres-Gil said , " With the passage of the president 's health care plan , in conjunction with a continued commitment from the Administration on Aging and others at the federal , state and community level , we are hopeful that we will see an end to Alzheimer 's disease in our lifetime . " Franciscans want solutions to the City 's homeless problem - - and an end to the blight that many perceive they cause . Towards the end of June 1999 , the power supply at Cambridge failed due to a severe thunderstorm .