What Berachot does one recite if one stayed up the whole night on Shavuot night? After alot hashachar, one should wash his hands as he usually does in the morning, but should not recite a berachah on this washing if he did not sleep a minimum of thirty minutes during the night. Similarly, one should not recite Asher Yatzar unless he used the bathroom. According to Ashkenazim, one should use the bathroom, wash his hands for Netilat Yadayim with a berachah, and then say Asher

What should one learn on Shavuot Night? What should a Sefardic student in an Ashkenaz Yeshiva do if the Yeshiva is not reading the Tikkun?